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TownTalk: Kerr-Tar Senior Games Coming Soon
Did you know that North Carolina has the largest Senior Games competition in the country? Now’s the time for senior adults to sign up to be a part of the 2026 games, which has individuals 50 and older in friendly competition in such popular games as cornhole and table tennis, just to name a few.
TownTalk: Vance County Veterans Memorial in Progress
Naysayers may have provided just the motivation that members of American Legion Post 60 needed to get the ball rolling on completion of a veteran’s memorial in Henderson. You won’t be able to find a suitable location, they said. But they did. It’ll be difficult to get approval, they said. But they got that, too,
Heritage: Where History Meets Opportunity – Henderson-Vance Chamber
As the incoming chairperson of the Henderson-Vance Chamber of Commerce, Dr. Abidan Shah has decided on the theme “Heritage.” Given that 2026 marks the 250th anniversary of the founding of the country, that’s a pretty appropriate theme. Shah and H-V Chamber President Sandra Wilkerson said they are approaching the year with enthusiasm as the Chamber
TownTalk: ‘God’s Trombones’ Rescheduled To April 12 At 4 P.M.
Update January 30, 2026: The “God’s Trombones” performance originally scheduled for Sunday afternoon, has been rescheduled to Sunday, April 12, 2026, according to information Friday from Connie Ragland Productions. The performance will take place at 4 p.m. at McGregor Hall. Tickets already purchased will be honored for the April 12 performance. Update January 28, 2026:
TownTalk: Granville County Tourism Heats Up With Flurry Of Events
With all the recent chatter about snowstorms and frigid weather, lots of folks are looking for ways to embrace the warm, cozy feelings to ward off the cold and keep the chill off. Look no further than Granville County, according to Granville Tourism Director Angela Allen. You’ll break a sweat in no time, however, if
TownTalk: Henderson Mayor Rescinds States of Emergencies and Curfew
The states of emergency for the city of Henderson and Vance County have ended, just in time for the possibility of more winter weather heading this way for the weekend. Vance County Board Chair Carolyn Faines ended Tuesday the county’s state of emergency that was put into effect in advance of last weekend’s predicted ice
TownTalk: Innovation Opportunities Open for All at VCS
(Be sure to scroll down for information flyers.) Families today have many choices when it comes to the type of school their children attend, and Vance County Schools offer several options to make sure the district’s students go to the school that fits their needs. With National School Choice Week being observed Jan. 26-30, the
TownTalk: City’s Water Customers Asked What Their Service Lines Are Made Of
Water customers of the City of Henderson received notices recently requesting assistance in identifying the material that their service line – the line that comes from the water main and brings water to the residence, dwelling or business – is made of. The notice is not, city officials have said, a statement about contaminated water;
Board Of Elections Sets Jan. 22 As Date To Hear Residency Challenge In District 4 Commissioners’ Contest
In a meeting Monday afternoon, the Vance County Board of Elections set a hearing date of Jan. 22 at 10 a.m. to consider a challenge lodged by a Vance County commissioner concerning the residency of a candidate who has filed to run for a seat on the board of commissioners. District 4 Commissioner Dan Brummitt
TownTalk: Vance Commissioners Retreat Recap – Part 3 – Tax Reval Cycle
The Vance County Board of Commissioners is likely going to consider a shorter time between real property revaluations than the current eight-year cycle. It’s a move that county staff recommends, and following a discussion at the Jan. 9 annual retreat, it’s something that most commissioners would appear to get behind. Vance County is one of
